Stryker ACL Tunnel-Preparation Tibia Coring Reamer Drill 5-Piece Instrument Set

5-Piece Stryker ACL Tunnel-Preparation Tibia Coring Reamer Drill Instrument Set Orthopedic

INCLUDES:

• 234-020-069 8mm Tibia Coring Reamers (Use with Small Plunger)
• 234-020-070 9mm Tibia Coring Reamers (Use with Small Plunger)
• 234-020-071 10mm Tibia Coring Reamers (Use with Small Plunger)
• 234-020-017 11mm Tibia Coring Reamers (Use with Small Plunger)
• 234-020-018 12mm Tibia Coring Reamers (Use with Small Plunger)

• Warranty: 90 Days

Equip your orthopedic surgical suite with the precision and versatility of the Stryker 5‑Piece Tibia Coring Reamer Drill Set — engineered to deliver reproducible, clean tibial tunnels while simultaneously harvesting bone graft material. This coring reamer set covers a clinically relevant range of tunnel diameters (approx. 8 mm–12 mm), giving surgeons the flexibility to match graft and tunnel size to the anatomical and biomechanical needs of each patient. With included plungers to safely capture the bone core, the set streamlines graft‑harvest and tunnel‑creation into a single efficient step.

Ideal for bone‑tendon‑bone (BTB) graft procedures or revision ACL reconstructions, this set not only facilitates reliable tunnel placement via integration with Stryker’s ACL drill‑guide system — it also enables surgeons to preserve valuable cancellous bone for graft‑site repair, tunnel filling, or graft augmentation. The controlled coring process reduces bone loss and enables smart bone‑management strategies, supporting improved graft fixation, bone healing, and long‑term stability.

Built from high‑strength surgical‑grade materials and designed for repeated use, the Stryker Tibia Coring Reamer Set offers durability and sterilization‑ready design suitable for high‑volume orthopedic centers. Whether you’re outfitting a new OR or updating your ACL instrumentation tray, this 5‑piece set represents a compact, cost‑efficient solution — combining reaming precision, graft‑harvest capability, and workflow efficiency for superior surgical outcomes.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.